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When you find out
You’ve probably had times when you found out something that really brought you alive. Perhaps being asked out on a date you’d hoped for. Maybe a job offer comes through. A couple finds out the wife is expecting their first child—or that you’re expecting your first grandchild! Surprises can be such bright spots in the course of ordinary life.
And yet, there can be other kinds of surprises that tend to darken instead of brighten. Like my friend who found out from his doctor that he had a terminal disease. He was advised to put his affairs in order since he had only a few months left to live.
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April 2, 2012 issue
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Letters
Cindy Snowden, Sharon Rooker-Brade, Margaret Wylie
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Easter hunt
Jenny Nelles, Staff Editor
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Faith on the field
Ericka Sanders
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For star player: faith, community, hoops
Steve Almasy
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When you find out
Nate Talbot
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The joy of Easter morn awaits you
By Dorothy Estes, Editor
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Forsaken by God?
Abby Hillman
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Why was Jesus willing to come back?
Lois Carlson
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Rays of comfort
Tom Fuller
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Safe and sound
Lynn Weed
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The love God has for you
Michele Newport
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A spiritual slam dunk
Tia Goebel
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A snowboarding parable
Susie Jostyn
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'You've come home'
Barbara Whitewater
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Love in lavender
Nancy Malard
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Praying for others lifts burdens
Suzanne Riedel
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Putting a stop to self-mutilation
Anthony Whitehouse
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Easter week: Preparation of thought
Nancy Fischer
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Complete healing after a fall
David Foote
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Healed of smoking addiction
Regina Cielia Fortuna do Vale
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Healing of hearing condition
Bruce Cunningham
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Keeping a good watch
The Editors